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Hints for Using SVN to collaborate on school projects

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working on your branch/workspace
# Right click on '''branches''' and click '''SVN update'''. This will download the new branch to your local machine.
== working on Working within your branch/workspace own Workspace ==* You can now start implementing to implement your assigned tasks. *: Unlike trunk, since this is YOUR workspace you can leave it an YOUR workspace in any stage state you like. don't forget to comment Comment each and every and each of your '''commit'''s so that later you know which commit belongs to what and also helps your professor knows what to mark your. * '''If you do not comment a COMMIT, it means that it is was minor and does not need to be marked'''* You can work form home, commit your work( make sure you add comment to your commit) and them , come to school , checkout your committed code work and commit , and continue later.* Make sure if If you are working on a public computer, you make sure to delete the your work from local computer, after you have committed it to the repository.
*: <big>'''It is your responsibility to keep your code safe'''</big>
* If you have any problem with your code, and need help, contact your professor, send the path of your workspace. If needed, he can checkout your code see what is wrong with it and , leave comments on it , and commit it. Afterwards, all you need to do is update your repo and read the comments and corrected code. 
== Merging your work back to trunk ==
After you have done your work in your workspace and your work is compiling and ready to go, to merge your work back to trunk:

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